All-women Editorial Board for Review of International Political Economy
Review of International Political Economy announces its first all-women Editorial Board, including SPERI Co-Director Genevieve LeBaron.
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SPERI Spotlight: Introducing Professor Michael Jacobs
For this months SPERI spotlight, we speak to Michael Jacobs about their research on alternative economic paradigms and his critique of orthodox economics.
New video: ‘Political Economy on Trial’ workshop
A new video about the ‘Political Economy on Trial’ workshop, hosted by SPERI in March 2019, is now available to watch
SPERI hosts launch event for Andrew Gamble’s new book ‘Rethinking Democracy’
We were very pleased to host a public book launch last month for Professor Andrew Gamble’s new book ‘Rethinking Democracy.’
WATCH: Andy Haldane discusses his SPERI Annual Lecture and our new research agenda
Watch two new videos where Andy Haldane discusses his SPERI Annual Lecture and SPERI’s new research agenda
Funding success: new fellowships and studentships at SPERI
We are thrilled to announce that members of our team have been awarded funding to begin new research projects at SPERI.
SPERI Spotlight: Introducing Dr Caroline Metz
In this month’s SPERI Spotlight, we introduce Dr Caroline Metz and her research on the politics of finance and its impact upon society.
Beyond Political Economy and Security Studies: new PREPPE project launches
SPERI has launched a new cohort within its innovative PREPPE programme.
Professor Michael Jacobs gives his inaugural lecture
Listen to and read the full text of of Professor Michael Jacobs’ inaugural lecture ‘Ideas and Power: reflections on politics, environmental crisis and economic paradigm shifts’
International media coverage for new SPERI report on living wages in the garment industry
SPERI’s new report ‘Corporate Commitments to Living Wages in the Garment Industry’ has been widely covered in the media since its publication
Global garment companies are failing to deliver on living wage promises to workers, new SPERI study finds
A new SPERI report documents how global garment companies are failing to meet living wage promises to workers.